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ITHACA ~ 37 FEATHERLIGHT ~ 12 GAUGE
Guns International #: 103481305 Seller's Inventory #: 4740221
Category: Ithaca Shotguns - Model 37 - Shotguns - American Pump
Seller's Information
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Seller: Cabelas Rogers
Company: Bass Pro - Cabelas
Member Since: 3/19/07
State: Minnesota
Zip: 55374
Country: United States
Phone: (763) 493-8600
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Platinum Seller
Seller: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns.
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Description:
The Model 37 is a John Browning design, first marketed by Remington. When the patent ran out in 1937, Ithaca started the production. They managed to lighten the shotguns to the point where the pump could be carried quite easily. They were known for their weight and the speed with which they could come on target. In addition, the bottom eject was something of a phenomenon as it was the only repeating shotgun that was truly ambidextrous. Most were right-handed, and some were left-handed, but the Ithaca was the one that people could trade back and forth. In the day, Ithaca claimed that none of their 37s left the factory if it didn't group five slugs to a 5-inch group at 100 yards. 12 Gauge
SOLD
Chambers: "4+1 (unplugged) 12 gauge, 2-3/4 or 3-inch
Metal Condition: Very good.
Wood Condition: Good to very good. The finish is a bit compromised on the butt stock.
Bore Condition: Shiny and bright.
Barrels: 30 inches
Triggers: Factory trigger.
Stock Dimensions:
LOP: 14 inches
Fore End: Deluxe checkered walnut beavertail.
Butt Pad: Soft ventilated rubber pad.
Weight: 7 LB
Sights: Ventilated rib with fiberoptic bead.
Chokes: Fixed Full
Item Location: Rogers